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Finding specs on 5150 with 5161 expansion unit

IIRC, email only takes about 7.32889 seconds. :) :)

What he said! ;) As for the cardboard cutouts, they should work AFAIK however (the numbers I believe are Commodore 5 1/4 floppy drive models and a 5 1/4 floppy is physically a 5 1/4" floppy no matter what the machine), unless you are attached to your floppies I'd just use those and save yourself headache...
 
... and then a week and at least fifty often misleading and/or contradictory posts about how to get it from the email machine to the PC or a 5 1/4" diskette...
Hey, when you sell an expansion unit for $816.00 you should be able to find a way to do this! :)
 
What he said! ;) As for the cardboard cutouts, they should work AFAIK however (the numbers I believe are Commodore 5 1/4 floppy drive models and a 5 1/4 floppy is physically a 5 1/4" floppy no matter what the machine), unless you are attached to your floppies I'd just use those and save yourself headache...

Okay. I had googled a bit and people seemed to think that shipping with a cardboard cutout protected the heads better because it pushed something or other back into a better position? Something like that I think anyway. But if that's not the case, I'm all for the easier way. :)

ETA: And in a final bit of great timing, my boxes arrived today. :D
 
Final price $816.00!

I know I won't get that for mine simply because I don't have the original box, but I am impressed nonetheless. And, yes; it is in great shape. That's why it sold for as much as it did. To be honest, that is the highest priced PC accessory that I've personally seen sold on E-Bay. My congratulations to both buyer and seller.

 
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